Finally, emotional dependency is related to a need for protection and support and a strong trust in the relationship, perceived as essential to self-esteem, identity, and overall functioning of the person [ 37].
We know that among the three constructs that compose dependence (exclusive dependency, attachment anxiety, and emotional dependency), the last one refers to basic need for protection and support and is expressed as a need of intimate relationship as essential to self-esteem, identity, and overall functioning of the person.
Social psychology looks at more social issues, such as self esteem, identity, prejudice and how people interact.
According to Bornstein [ 38], emotional dependency refers to a need for protection and support and a strong confidence in the relationship as an essential element for self-esteem, identity, and overall functioning of the person.
North Carolina — with its banking center in Charlotte, its substantial black middle class, and its élite universities — esteems its identity as part of a South too forward-looking to be defined by bygone bigotries.
The identified transitional events commonly represented significant loss and presented challenges to self-esteem and identity.
Transitional events commonly represented significant loss and presented challenges to self-esteem and identity.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind .— Tradition seemed lost, a new and less-esteemed identity was forming and, yet, Tom Crean said when he became Indiana's coach in 2008, he expected to win national championships.
As the abuser chips away at the victim's self-esteem, individuality, honor and identity, the victim must cling to the belief that they are worthy in their own right.
Wealth, respectability, recognition, and following failed to definitively establish his identity, either as esteemed member of society or rebellious outsider.
Should they also feel that a Greek krater is important to their self-esteem and identity?
